The Beatles - Live at Stowe School, Buckingham, UK (NEW Full Recording, April 4th, 1963)

This is the entire recording of the concert, found in April of this year. It was finally made available in the British Library, but only through presential listening sessions, and now it's finally been bootlegged, on the Japanese market to be more specific. This is a direct rip off the CD in a lossless format, no changes were made to the audio or compression added (aside from KZbin's). Hope you enjoy this historical concert!
00:00 - Introduction
00:34 - I Saw Her Standing There
03:14 - Too Much Monkey Bussiness
05:47 - Love Me Do
08:39 - Some Other Guy
11:28 - Misery
13:54 - I Just Don't Understand
16:48 - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues
20:14 - Boys
23:07 - Matchbox
26:43 - From Me To You
29:13 - Thank You Girl
31:40 - Memphis, Tennessee
34:35 - A Taste Of Honey
37:15 - Twist And Shout
40:47 - Anna (Go To Him)
44:32 - Please Please Me
47:19 - The Hippy Hippy Shake
49:22 - I'm Talking About You
52:12 - Ask Me Why
55:10 - Till There Was You
58:00 - Money (That's What I Want)
59:02 - I Saw Her Standing There
#TheBeatles #Rare #PleasePleaseMe

[@stephenfisch615]

I have read and heard quibbling about the quality of this recording. People have to realize that this is not a professional recording from a soundboard. It is an audience recording made by a student who snuck a tape recorder into the show. It was also done on the recording technology that was available to the public 60 years ago. Of course, the quality will be considerably inferior to that of most recordings that you might normally listen to. However, I choose to appreciate this recording for what it is: a historic document of the band that many, many people, myself included, consider to be the greatest of all time at a time when they were beginning their meteoric rise to superstardom. For me, this is an absolute treasure.

[@YOUTHOCD]

Of course it was recorded at a public school, for only a public schoolboy would have the means to bring in a reel-to-reel tape recorder! 😂😂

[@asterlofts1565]

One of the best bands in the world!

[@MsAppassionata]

⁠@@asterlofts1565 Not “one of”. They are the G.O.A.T. !!!

[@micheldoct7105]

​@@asterlofts1565THE best in the world...

[@KooperTheTrooper15]

WE MAKIN IT OUTTA STRAWBERRY FIELDS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

[@HJsCorn909]

It's a shame that Sweet Little Sixteen and Long Tall Sally weren't recorded because the tape running out, but still, the fact we have a full concert recording from the Please Please Me era is still fantastic!!

[@mariamargheritalavezzo6785]

LOVE

[@jorgeb555]

You gotta believe those boys went apeshit after long tall Sally. Also, I would’ve expected more interaction between the Beatles and the boys before they decide to play I Saw Her Standing There again as an encore. Where is that audio???pp

[@vonbontee]

A nice bookend to the Candlestick Park cassette recording that Paul made, which also ran out of tape before long tall sally

[@jorgeb555]

Forget the star club tapes, this is the project Peter Jackson should be working on in full force right now. I knew this performance recording was special the first time I heard a clip from it a few months ago. But as I listen more, I am starting to believe that this all in all is perhaps the best show that the Beatles ever played. And it’s for several reasons: First of all, the audience is sober and attentive, and not screaming, creating an environment that allows the Beatles to perform at their peak. Next, it is not an abbreviated show, as were most of their performances from this point forward. To get an hour’s worth of songs is unheard of in Beatles history after 1962. This gives them the opportunity to demonstrate some of their best club covers as well as the new recordings from please, please me, and love me do! which they shelled so quickly once they started to become popular. Seriously, if you can go back in time and only see one Beatles, show live, this has to be it. This should be the first ABBA-type avatar recreation. Am I missing something? 😳

[@beyondobscure]

I'd honestly prefer to see them in Hamburg, preferably with more than just my tape recorder lol.

[@jorgeb555]

@@beyondobscure I can understand that. My musical fantasy would be to see them just as they are breaking out. Sounds like you are more interested in their roots/leather scene.

[@josephfreda6316]

I think they played better in the Star Club recordings, this is still interesting for the strange atmosphere though.

[@luigifex]

This is technically impossible to remaster by any person (including Peter) ‘cause it’s in a very poor quality. He can’t do anything with that tape

[@Snow-Stuffz]

They aren't screaming cuz it's a boy's school I think

[@jorgeb555]

I’ll bet you every person in that audience has carried a special feeling with him the last 60 years for having been part of something so remarkable.

[@MaeGoji]

Beatles recordings dont get bootlegged challenge

[@steveshattah]

The challenge was accepted.

[@KitsuBeatles]

00:00 - Introduction 00:34 - I Saw Her Standing There 03:14 - Too Much Monkey Bussiness 05:47 - Love Me Do 08:39 - Some Other Guy 11:28 - Misery 13:54 - I Just Don't Understand 16:48 - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues 20:14 - Boys 23:07 - Matchbox 26:43 - From Me To You 29:13 - Thank You Girl 31:40 - Memphis, Tennessee 34:35 - A Taste Of Honey 37:15 - Twist And Shout 40:47 - Anna (Go To Him) 44:32 - Please Please Me 47:19 - The Hippy Hippy Shake 49:22 - I'm Talking About You 52:12 - Ask Me Why 55:10 - Till There Was You 58:00 - Money (That's What I Want) 59:02 - I Saw Her Standing There

[@nigelsmith934]

The quality isn't perfect but it's wonderful how good were they then

[@dalebonifant4855]

Nice to hear the crowd clap along with Love Me Do

[@markjaeger5863]

Imagine what Peter Jackson could do with this show using AI technology.

[@spumpstein9374]

This is an amazing historical document. During Til There Was You, right around the 56:10 mark, before the guitar solo, John Lennon plays an ascending diminished chord pattern that is well known in the jazz vocabulary but rarely, if ever, employed by pop or rock musicians. When playing a diminished chord, a player can substitute another diminished chord based on a minor third interval from the original root. So if the original chord is G diminished, you can substitute a B flat diminished chord. You can extend that pattern to sub diminished chords every minor 3rd above the root. So G dim becomes Bb dim, and Db dim and E dim. That the Beatles had this sophisticated re-harmonization trick already in their kit bag is astonishing given their lack of formal jazz harmony education and their youth. These boys had EARS. All the cover tunes they did on all those marathon Hamburg gigs really paid off. In pop in the 1960's, almost no one but the Beatles used chords like augmented dominant (Oh, Darling) and I don't recall anyone ever using diminished chords, and yet here they are in bleeping 1963, using it like old pros. Remarkable.

[@thejerseyj5479]

I believe you. All I know is they're blowing me away. So young to be at this level. Amazing

[@sergegirard9712]

the Beatles were using 6-m6-m7-maj7-dim-augmented etc. chord on almost every album. For exemple: opening chord 'All I've Got to Do' Am maj7 6 (576575)

[@spumpstein9374]

@@sergegirard9712 Yes! Harrison in particular seems to have gravitated towards inside harmony movement. McCartney of course showcased his deep understanding of harmony later on keyboards. George was very clever in his early days and had a lot of practical harmonic awareness. His solo on Til There Was You was a tidy masterpiece that was at once economical, swinging, cool & sophisticated. They had so much confidence in their good taste as well. All those long nights of club work really paid off. Cheers!

[@rarbam]

Yes love all of this, but to be fair, George did not compose this solo, he copied it off the Peggy Lee record.

[@spumpstein9374]

@@rarbam I just listened to the Peggy Lee version, and it has no solo, let alone a guitar solo. Lee's version was released in Jan 1960, but the song was first a hit in 1957. Maybe you can direct me to another Peggy Lee version that has that solo? The Beatles' version seemingly was influenced by Lee's Latin arrangement, but unless you can provide a link to another Lee version, I think you may be mistaken. I have always suspected that Harrison copied that solo from another version, but in 50 years of trying to solve this mystery, I have yet to find any reference at all, or evidence proving that this solo existed prior to Harrison's performances. Mark Lewison's Tune In Vol.1 has several references to the song but makes no mention of how that solo was conceived.

[@doctorrobert1339]

Oh my god, this is beyond words, and released on 60th anniversary of She Loves You! Thank you so much Kitsu!!

[@thejerseyj5479]

I'm 67 years old and have been a fan of The Beatles since February 9th, 1964 when, as a 7 year old, I saw them on the Ed Sullivan show. Yet, this is the first time I've ever heard this recording. All I can say is, thank you.

[@kommentom6222]

its cool how the crowd is singing to Please Please Me instead of just screaming, the only other recording where i've seen this is the Netherlands 1964 recording.

[@kingkandy]

Some amazing licks from George, he was on fire! A few bum notes but, hey. This is an incredible document, it could do with some cleaning up but it's arguably one of their best recorded performances. Captures their peak as an exciting live band with a wide repertoire just becoming new recording artists. You can literally hear those Stowe chaps' having their minds blown. A cultural shift was taking place. They were truly Fab! 🙂

[@steveshattah]

This sounds like the nuclear-powered supercharged version of the guys on the tapes from 1960. The guitar tones on this crappy recording are just about identical to those on that crappy recording. Totally awesome.

[@PogieJoe]

WOW I had no idea this would leak so soon! Incredible

[@imlookingthroughyou1501]

Please please me has such a different vibe to it and I love it

[@lucasneon]

YOOOOO I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS TO EVER COME OUT

[@craig1538]

This is FAB! Can you believe there's already a bootleg CD of this doing the rounds on the internet? It's just a case of knowing where to look.

[@dannybenair]

Still could not find how to purchase it.

[@asterlofts1565]

What do tou mean?

[@danielcarlson7516]

Amazing - thanks so much for posting.

[@KitsuBeatles]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mariamargheritalavezzo6785]

SPLENDIDI Un live stile Amburgo di circa 4 mesi prima.

[@bcelebi55]

And totally 21 songs played in this concert. Normally men never played a lot of sings in their concert but they had played here 😃

[@stynger]

This is much better quality than I expected.

[@luixpa022]

1:27, 1:37 go off Ringo, he's in amazing shape tonight my god 4:00 🔥 9:50 more great drumming here 22:32 first time I've ever heard Ringo do falsetto live interesting to see A Taste Of Honey has been lowered in key to match the released version, while the Star Club recording of it featured it in a higher key 39:02 wrong verse John

[@ClarkKent768]

Always love your analysis @luixpa022 :)

[@edgarferrer8084]

I think A Taste of Honey sounds in a lower key because the audio runs slow.

[@justinhamilton8647]

this is MINDBLOWING

[@jorgeb555]

Looks like they performed, “thank you, girl” and, “from me to you” before they were released! not released until April 11. Anybody an expert on set lists? Perhaps this was the first time that they ever performed those songs live! 😳

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[@davidgoosde]

Thanks for the magnificent and historical content. Greetings from Guayaquil-Ecuador.

[@quiricomazarin476]

Nuestra Senhora di Las purification di la buon succeson. Our Lady of Good Success.

[@KitsuBeatles]

Love Guayaquil, my team won the libertadores over there last year 💪

[@elandeyan]

@@KitsuBeatles CARAMBA TU É MENGAO ENT ?

[@KitsuBeatles]

@@elandeyan sim!

[@carlosmayhualuna860]

Gracias por subir el audio. Pasaran los años y para los fanaticos de The Beatles, nunca dejaran de sorprendernos. El aporte a la musica y su carisma, mejor todavia tocando en vivo

[@EmeraldWoodArchives]

I forgive the audience for clapping on the 1 during "Love Me Do". Amazing.

[@mcmcrst]

Hello Kitsu Beatles, muchas gracias por el video😊, muy emocionante🤗, en especial porque le permite a uno imaginar que esta alli en esa presentación😍, sin la interrupción de los gritos de las fanáticas😏

[@bcelebi55]

You're rock as you've posted this rare concert record 😉

Kitsu you've done it again! Thank you! I don't think there are many 1 hour beatle shows out there

[@mangomonkey6938]

Hamburg, 3-4 months earlier can be imagined as being a single show with banter in between songs. It's a good listen with overlap on many of the songs they play here. That being said, this is a fantastic find. Absolutely historic and I'm glad I'm around to hear it. The tape recorder here was obviously closest to George's guitar amp.

[@riotwilliams5321]

WOOWW this is amazingg!! tho the audio is not that good, is great to have the knowing that songs as Thank You Girl and Anna were played live at least once!! congrats on uploading this and thank you Kitsu!!

[@motnosniv]

The Beatles did great renditions of the cover songs they did early on.

[@federicotraeger2332]

Thank you for posting this GEM!!!!!!!

[@vladislav_ivanovskiy]

we really need to separate instruments and voices and make a new well balanced mix in stereo

[@TTM9691]

lol.

[@Luipaard005]

They're hoping that Peter Jackson's tech can revive it but the tape is too degraded for a true remaster.

[@TTM9691]

@@Luipaard005 Who is "they"

[@JustinSmith-bg7ij]

And get rid of all that off beat clapping!

[@vladislav_ivanovskiy]

@@TTM9691 'They' are... The truth is out there. I want to believe...

[@magicrusellsvaleta]

Amazing!! Thanks, Kitsu Beatles!! The concert lasts one hour!!! The song list is brutal and with songs not included in official records!!! George did not sing any songs. Why? Was he sick? Did he have problems with his voice?

[@KitsuBeatles]

No problem. I’m not sure why George doesn’t sing

[@micolsen9824]

IIRC, George had throat issues on this day.

[@magicrusellsvaleta]

Thank yoy@@micolsen9824 !!!

[@mangomonkey6938]

​@@micolsen9824 You're so silly!

[@dodgeboy8022]

This is great. Quality is not good but so cool to HEAR the fabs. IF you went to a concert in US in 64, you would not have even heard the music at all probably! Try recording a concert with a mic from audience and you will appreciate this tape more.

[@arnoalbers1786]

Legend! Thank YOU So So Much!! I subscribe for this! Many regards!

[@KitsuBeatles]

Thanks for the sub!

[@CamperVanPersie]

George Harrison does not sing any songs as He had or was just getting over a cold and a sore throat.This was noted on a BBC Radio show called 'Side by Side' earlier that week.

[@seid3366]

Meanwhile George: *whimpers From Me To You verse before John Dunn introduces I'll Be On My Way*

[@MartinMayhewCRO-ENGtranslator]

They're on fire :)

[@darrelhendrie]

Thank you for this. Didnt think id get to hear this ever.

[@johngerbracht]

They played Anna live! What were they thinking? Love the show. Thank you for posting.

[@rarbam]

Ha, I can accept your correction. In any case, George executed a very skilled and interesting solo. Thanks especially for the Chet Atkins track, one of George’s heroes!

[@joguema296]

Thank you very much!

[@ernestoacosta789]

Excellent... thank you.

[@janiceingram2407]

Just 3 years after this recording, I got to see the Beatles in person here in 31:40.

[@davidlinantapia2329]

Buen montaje, gracias 👍

[@kenyamada1462]

Finally !!🔥🔥

[@mitchpoole179]

fab!

[@jgamb914]

Loved it....

[@distortsequel]

Damn absolutely everyone has to clap on the downbeat huh. Friggin brits

[@alexcraby]

wow thanks !!

[@KitsuBeatles]

No problem!

[@beatles5205]

Great finally thanks

[@josiahcole3186]

7:35 It seems like Ringo is copying the style of the pete best recording here, not sure if that’s my I imagination or if they both just happened to feel that at that part of the song

[@beyto55362]

Magnificent one word

[@beyondobscure]

The instruments are super clear but you can't hear a thing for the vocals. Surprised to say this but I think I'd still rather listen to the Star-Club tapes. This is neat, but a novelty.

[@kingkandy]

Funny how at 57:30 someone, whether through ignorance or cheek, shouts for "How Do You Do It", which, was about to be a number one hit for Gerry and the Pacemaker the very next week. And they couldn't possibly have know that the Beatles had recorded it to be their first single but hated it and got their own way with "Love Me Do" instead, could they?

[@thebeatlesraretracks3969]

What happened to Money? Why is it incomplete? :-(, it was the one I expected the most

[@KitsuBeatles]

Wasn't recorded in full

[@SeltaebEht]

uh, this must be rare!

[@thejerseyj5479]

At 32:30, notice the logo on Ringo's bass drum. An older version.

[@wadaraa]

スゲエ！

[@jwl2469]

Hello…… Peter Jackson?…… if you have time, here's another Beatles audio recording for you to clean-up.

[@funktofunky11]

Amazing !!! TOP !!!

[@coyotejohenson7245]

I was worried that i wasn't going to hear anything but screaming. Glad i was wrong! ❤

[@AlanKenny-y8e]

All boys school.

[@SuzanneHall-f7d]

Becayse there were no girls there 😄😄😆

[@_mono_01]

Always nice to hear Ringo on Love Me Do, much better than the Pete Best or Andy White version

[@BeatlemaccaAR]

Get us your MAL magic here, Master Jackson? Pretty please? 🙏

[@CecoverDabest2019]

Wow this is almost a please please me album concert only

[@vegavairbob]

maybe because it came out a month before.

[@dodgeboy8022]

I treid to reply with detailed review, but maybe too long for it.

[@arnoalbers1786]

Rumour that it plays at the wrong speed?

[@Popperhilton]

😍

[@JimVim-g8v]

Gear Upload Kitsu! First Beatleg to save on my New Laptop. God Bless your cotton socks. Any more to share with the Fans B4 the Apple Cops take this down?

[@KitsuBeatles]

Stay tuned for future shares!

[@just_some_videos]

How long has it been since a concert of this size was released and from early 63' no less? Combined with the new Nirvana recording, this has been a great month.

[@jorgeb555]

Guessing never. 😳

[@quiricomazarin476]

Nirvana 🥱 yawnnn

[@relcaldwell]

The only one I can think of is a Roy Orbison concert from around 1956, and well recorded for that year, which I think was around an hour long. I've got a copy of it buried in my CD's somewhere.

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Recorded in a high school auditorium. Isn’t that something.

[@jorgeb555]

For those who haven’t heard the story of this discovery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHrVh3qda52LaLssi=VUeUZbrvwaSAiMes

[@dannybenair]

LOVE IT!! Does anyone know how to get the CD?

[@KitsuBeatles]

www.perfectcirclebeatles.shop/

[@dannybenair]

I am in the US . I guess they do see;; it here?@@KitsuBeatles

[@KitsuBeatles]

@@dannybenair not sure, I didn’t get my copy directly from a physical copy of the CD

[@dannybenair]

@@KitsuBeatles If you have a lead, let me know. Cheers!

[@KitsuBeatles]

@@dannybenair I can send you my digital copy in lossless of it, if you want

[@knockedoutloaded279]

Imagine if they'd done...free as a bird...

[@janetsampson1779]

I love this!,and I'd love to see them use AI to clean this tape up and bring forth the vocals like they're doing on the new Beatles song coming out,get it done Paul! Bob

[@steveshattah]

There is an AI mixed version of this on KZbin and although it slightly improves the EQ it is pretty much unlistenable. It almost sounds like auto-tune was added

[@stinkboneorien1270]

John Lennon plays an aggressive lead guitar solo on "Too Much Monkey Business". Both John & Paul were more facile on the guitar than George although George had a larger chord volcabulary and he greatly improved by the the time of the White LP.

[@bcelebi55]

But John Lennon plays only 12 bar riff of the song, George Harrison plays all guitar solos 😃

[@walrusmacca]

Can you share a download link? Thanks in advance

[@user-rw7fm1lo2i]

Why do the Beatles play "I Saw Her Standing There" two times?

[@seid3366]

One as the intro. One as the outro.

[@vegavairbob]

why not

[@vegavairbob]

@@seid3366 How man times did they play Get Back on the roof?

[@DibbleDave]

Is there any footage of The Beatles at Alhambra Theatre Bradford? My grandmother was there at that show

[@KitsuBeatles]

Year?

[@DibbleDave]

@@KitsuBeatles 1963

[@KitsuBeatles]

No footage, unfortnately@@DibbleDave

[@TheBeatlesWoW]

MAL needed😃

[@pointblank8216]

I have a question, is there any bootleg where they performed tell me why?

[@KitsuBeatles]

No, they never performed that song live

[@jasontheredfox]

YOOO

[@RaulMacias-o9o]

I never understood why George Harrison could never replicate his Guitar solo on I Saw Her Standing There in "live" performance! I get a feeling Paul McCartney overdubbed the solo on the studio version.

[@KitsuBeatles]

I don’t think there was any need for him to play the exact same solo on every performance

[@RaulMacias-o9o]

@@KitsuBeatles George did play the same generic solo over and over again but never like on the album. Watch the Ed Sullivan Show.

[@relcaldwell]

What you are hearing here is George's original guitar solo, that he was playing in the clubs long before they recorded the Please Please Me album. When they recorded that album, George Martin said that he shaved the rough edges off the band, to make them sound more like a slick pop band, and that he had them reel in the guitar solos, make them sound more subdued, less raw rock n roll. A lot of people like what he did, shaving off the rough edges, but I've always been of the opposite opinion, believing he shaved way too many rough edges off their sound. Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones echoed what I just wrote, commenting in several interviews that George Martin didn't do George's guitar work any favors, especially on the early recordings.

[@knockedoutloaded279]

Hope they use mal tech on this......

[@KitsuBeatles]

Fortunately (or unfortunately), Apple did not bought this recording

[@josephahearn2465]

Can't hear the vocals

[@derianimp]

should have used my cover smh my head

[@KitsuBeatles]

i should've

[@derianimp]

@@KitsuBeatles I will never forgive you /j

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

Ringo? or Pete Best?

[@KitsuBeatles]

Ringo. All photos on this video are from the concert

[@tyronerodgers]

It’s a great recording but the quality isn’t as good as I expected due to the vocals being too low and George’s guitar drowning out a lot of the band. Is there really anyway that they could clean it up so you think?

[@KitsuBeatles]

Probably not

[@thelunalibrary3332]

I'm surprised 'they' didn't do any noise reduction and/or boost the "talking" audio levels in-between songs. I'm not Peter Jackson and I could make it sound better.

[@jorgeb555]

No matter how low John’s vocal is in the mix, you can still hear him sing flat. Every time he sings the word, “her” on “I Saw Her Standing There” both here and in every other live recording. #hilarious 😳

[@ricknorris1466]

He’s not flat, it’s Scouse.

[@dhofton]

50:36 great find

[@giorgiomarenco3925]

Non sento per un cazzo la voce

[@killaman7592]

Is this the Mono disc or AI demixed disc?

[@KitsuBeatles]

Original unaltered mono recording

[@killaman7592]

@@KitsuBeatles Roger. I'm hoping for the AI version sometime soon!

[@addsfsds]

AI version sounds much better and it's very enjoyable

[@killaman7592]

@@addsfsds I'm sure! Can it be found anywhere online? I'd appreciate any help

[@BeatleJohn813]

Terrible

[@stephenfisch615]

Let’s hear your greatest hit.

[@steveshattah]

Well you know there are two things they say about opinions... Everyone's got one and they all stink but your own.

[@mrdon01234]

Thank you!